Crane Definition and 133 Threads
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Waste Container Handling Crane -- Why are we getting this lift offset?
I am dealing with a waste container handling crane. Waste container is 12000kg. It is lifted by a grapple by twist locks at each corner. Height of lift is 14m. The contents of the container leads to an offset c of g which cannot be avoided. The containers are to be stacked 6 high. The crane...- AlanThomas
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- Container Crane
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- Forum: General Engineering
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Lifting a 30m 35te Spud Leg: Crane Weight Calculation
Hey folks. A quick question. Not homework, very much work related. I've been asked to plan a lifting operation to lift a 30 metre long by 35te (metric tonne) spud leg from horizontal to vertical. The spud leg is essentially a cylinder approximately 2 meters in diameter. It is held at one end on...- Gixer1127
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- Crane
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- Forum: Mechanical Engineering
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Given force, need to determine what bearing to use for a crane
Hey! I want to determine what bearings to use for this manual crane and the only thing i know is that it should be able to lift a wieght of 1000kg at max and that the winch should pull 1.24 m of cable/min. Im looking to find the force P to then determine C, and i think P is only the radial force...- salamikorv
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- Bearing Crane Force Mechancal engineering Mechanic of materials
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Big Robot- Lattice boom crane - calculating maximum stress
Hello brilliant engineers. How to calculate the bending stress of a lattice boom crane design? It’s clear how to calculate a single chord in a lattice box, at least as a cantilevered tube. However, when placed in a box lattice what is the proper approach? I’m constructing this crane in...- bigrobotworx
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- Crane Lattice Maximum Robot Stress
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- Forum: Mechanical Engineering
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How many walls can this battery-powered crane lift before recharging?
A new, innovative type of crane is battery powered. Its battery has a total energy capacity U , expressed in Joule. Determine how many walls, N of mass m , the crane can lift before the battery has 20% left and needs to be recharged. The walls need to be lifted from /h_1/ to /h_2/ a new...- MichaelTam
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- Crane Lift Physics
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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Sanity check please -- Load cable swinging outward on a rotating crane
So I know Fcp=-m*w^2*r So from the equation -m*w^2*r=m*g*tan(theta) r = r1+r2 so to rewrite -m*(w^2)*(r1+r2)=m*g*tan(theta) So r1+r2=(m*g*tan(theta))/-m*(w^2) r1=((m*g*tan(theta))/-m*(w^2)) - r2 Am I doing this nearly correct?- Thickmax
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- Cable Crane Load Rotating
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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Forces acting on a moving crane
Can someone please help me understand where I am going wrong. I've checked my answer many times and do not understand what I am missing- Thickmax
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- Crane Forces
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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Crane Lifting a Car -- Find the Work Done
W= Fd W= 3NX1.20m W= 3.6 J is the work done by the crane W=Fd W=0.6Nx1.20m W=0.72 J is the work done by the car I have no idea how to solve the c, I am thinking at first that the work done by the crane and the car are zero because cos 90 is zero and there are perpendicular to each other. I...- stphnls
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- Car Crane Lifting Work Work done
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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Boom Angle of Crane: Is High Extension Necessary?
These boat hauling cranes seem to extend their booms as high as possible. Much higher than necessary for the max height of the boat lifting rig. Does this accomplish something effort or safety-wise? It's not like a simple torque situation - the force applied is gravity - straight down - not...- DaveC426913
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- Angle Crane
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- Forum: General Engineering
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Bending of a telescopic crane boom
Hi, how can one analyze the telescopic boom of a workshop crane in terms of bending ? Of course the worst case is when the boom is fully extended. Should we treat it as a beam with sudden change of cross-section (or otherwise - with sudden change of flexural stiffness) ? I know that there are...- FEAnalyst
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- Bending Crane
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- Forum: Mechanical Engineering
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Project to design and calculate the hydraulics for a deck crane
Hi, Iam having a really hard time with this university project. The project is to design and calculate the hydraulics for a deck crane. The crane boom must be lifted with one or more cylinders and you want a boom angle from 0 to 80 degrees. Lifting capacity must be 10 ton on 20 m arm at a boom...- Nero
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- Crane Design Hydraulics Project
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- Forum: Engineering and Comp Sci Homework Help
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Question about a crane and anchor
The question is number 25. Where is the tension on X greater. I think it would be A because you have the weight of not only box A but also the anchor pulling down on the rope.- homeylova223
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- Crane
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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Crane Arm Model using beam theory
Can a Bernoulli or Timoshenko model be reasonable for a crane arm, on ships? Yes, the arm might have a truss element, yes there is a hydraulic force to lift the arm (or cables). But to some extent, can one model the crane arm as one of a simple beam (either Timoshenko or Bernoulli -- and...- Trying2Learn
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- Arm Beam Beam theory Bernoulli Crane Model Theory
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What is the required piston force for a crane boom with specific dimensions?
Hello, I have 2 pics about my case, I has designed crane boom and the problem has occurred when i came this point. As you see the pics, i want to find piston force. Could you help me about this ? (Dimensions=mm )- kraub
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- Crane Force Piston
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- Forum: Mechanical Engineering
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Problem With a Slewing Bearing Crane
Dear All Masters I have problem with slewing bearing crane. My subcon made a crane that have a very high platform deck form slewing bearing. They said it is fine and the height is not an issue as it is in lower place. I know the higher the load from slewing bearing, the bigger the force or...- Herbid
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- Bearing Crane Force Moment
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- Forum: Mechanical Engineering
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Forces acting on the base of a crane
I am attempting the work out the forces acting on the base of a crane. I am yet to come across forces at the base of a crane and am confused as to how to work out the reactionary/moment forces. Any help would be greatly appreciated.- mathewgreenwood91
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- Base Crane Forces
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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Calculate Force Compression of Crane with Hoisting Slink
Actually it is a simple one, but the point of view of the force acting in pic attach of some people are different. http://www.imagebam.com/image/ef24231032403754 http://www.imagebam.com/image/01c8e71032403724 The adding weight of hoisting slink blue and the pulley is neglected. I think the...- Herbid
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- Compression Crane Force Pulley
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- Forum: Mechanical Engineering
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RTG crane -- hydraulic motor and linkage design to turn these wheels
Hi all I would like to ask your professional guide in designing a hydraulic system. I attached a file, showing sketch of the RTG crane wheel structure. Here are the conditions: 1. The red-line is the hydraulic cylinder with "X" as the fix point. 2. The hydraulic cylinder will stroke out from...- Ridzuan
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- Crane Design Hydraulic Linkage Motor Wheels
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- Forum: Mechanical Engineering
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Installing an EOT crane in a factory (ceiling clearance issues)
PROS AND CONS OF INSTALLING AN EOT CRANES IN A LIMITED SPACE FACTORY. Capacity of the crane is 10 TON, SPAN is 27.6 meter, 4x10 Ton Cranes for 125 meter bay. The space limit in the factory is 10.5 meters. There is a 9 meter steel post at the center of the factory (part of a machine). The crane...- GANESH SHETTI
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- Crane Issues Safety Structural
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- Forum: Mechanical Engineering
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Tower Crane Tie Beam and Anchor Design: Maximum Force and Tension Calculation
Hello everyone http://imgur.com/kc2kV8V can you please take a look in the tie beam and anchor design from the link above as i could not upload the picture directly. https://ufile.io/6v7l1 https://ufile.io/6v7l1 i want to calculate the maximum force that this anchor can resist before failure ...- Faisal90999
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- Beam Crane Tower
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Spring Simulation: Visualize and Analyze Moving Systems
How can I simulate this spring system and see how they move and behave? Thank you.- mech-eng
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- Crane Mechancis Simulation Spring
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- Forum: General Engineering
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Acceleration resistance in crane design
Hi everybody Does anyone familiar with this equation? Acceleration resistance, = {(load MOI/mech. efficiency) + (motor MOI) x rpm^2} / {3.65 x 10^5 x acceleration time} = {(kgm^2/ƞ) + (kgm^2) x rpm^2} / {3.65 x 10^5 x second} = final value unit is in kilowatt (kW) It used to calculate the...- Ridzuan
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- Acceleration Crane Design Resistance
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- Forum: Mechanical Engineering
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What is the formula for calculating moment of inertia in RTG crane design?
Hi guys... appreciate if somebody can help me on the design calculation of the RTG crane... I am stuck to understand the following formulas, used by MITSUBISHI to calculate as follow: 1. Moment of inertia for hoisting = [Lifting weight (kg) x Lifting velocity^2 (m/min)^2] / [π^2 x motor rpm^2]...- Ridzuan
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- Calculation Crane Design
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- Forum: Mechanical Engineering
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Conservation of energy: Crane raising a mass
Homework Statement Mechanical crane raises 225kg at a rate of 0.031m/s^2. from a rest to a speed of 0.5m/s over a distance of 4m. Frictional resistance is 112N. m1=225kg a1=0.031m/s^2 u1=0m/s v1=0.5m/s s=4m Fr=112N A. Work input from the motor B. Tension in the lifting cable C. Max power...- WherE mE weeD
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- Conservation Conservation of energy Crane D'alembert Energy Mass
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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What is the Work Involved in Lifting and Moving a Box with a Crane?
1. The problem statement, all variables and given/known G=8400N h=35m d=10m g=10m/s^2 A crane elevate a box with G=8400N at h=35. After this, the box is moved horizontal on distance 10m. No friction. Work = ? ps. Sorry for bad English. Homework Equations I think that W=W1 ( work on elevating...- Adrian379
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- Crane Kinematics
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I Solve Boom Crane Position with Lagrangian Equation | Wind Loading Included
Hi, I am trying to model the position of the suspended mass at the end on a boom crane. This is basically a spherical pendulum, however further complicated by the fact that the mass can be hoisted up and down and also the pivot is connected to an arm (boom) which can be rotated up and down and...- volican
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- Crane Damped harmonic motion Dynamic Lagranage Lagrangian
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Finding a Second Hand Vector Motor for Warehouse Crane
The crane that we use in our warehouse is not operational the repair tech said the vector motor is defective. Any recommendation as to where we can find a second hand vector motor?- Matilda Salazar
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- Crane hand Motor Vector
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- Forum: Mechanical Engineering
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Are Adjusted Partial Factors Required for Each Element in Structural Design?
Hi everyone my name naresh. I'm doing post graduation, currently working on my project. I've completed all the calculations for it, but i have a small doubut. I've designed a mobile truck loader for which I've taken partial factors 1.35 and 1.5 for dead load and live load respectively. but BS EN...- NARESH NULU
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- Crane Design Factors Partial
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- Forum: Mechanical Engineering
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Conservation of Energy of Mass on Crane
Homework Statement A mass is suspended from a crane by a cable of length L. The crane and the mass is moving at constant speed V. The crane stops and the mass on the cable swings out. What is the angle that the mass swings? If the angle is 50 degrees and L=6m, what is the initial speed of the...- elf197320501
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- Conservation Conservation of energy Crane Energy Mass Pendulum
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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Moment about a point of a crane
Homework Statement The towline exerts a force of P = 5.8 kN at the end of the 8-m-long crane boom. If θ = 30∘ determine the placement x of the hook at B so that this force creates a maximum moment about point O. Homework EquationsThe Attempt at a Solution M(max)= 8(5800) = 4.64kN*m My...- Robb
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- Crane Moment Point
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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Tower Crane Forces: Find the Mass of Counterweight
Homework Statement Hello, this problem is cracking my mind for days, and I haven't solved it yet :( Crane dimensions: See image Mass of the crane: 10Tons Mass center: G Maximum Load: 4Tons Counterweight: P Weight of the counterweight: ? "A" says: when you have a maximum load (4Tons) at the...- Rafa54G2
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- Crane Forces Tower
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FEA Results Interpretation for a Pin Support
Greetings to all, I am doing FEA analysis of a jib crane. I am using Autodesk Inventor. The results show that the max Von Mises stress in the support pin is 773 MPa. This value exceeds the yield strength of the Carbon Steel. Does this mean that the Pin will fail under load ?- mohamedibr752
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- Crane Fea Finite element analysis Interpretation Pin Support
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Removing a crane cylinder, force calculation
Hi I'm working on a project out in the North Sea on an oil rig, we need to remove a hydraulic cylinder from a crane, I have attached a drawing the red cylinder B needs to be removed. To do this we will move the crane boom to the position shown by the orange lines and rest the end down on the...- ted potts
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- Calculation Crane Cylinder Force Torque
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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Troubleshooting Overhead Crane Gearbox Issues
I have an overhead crane and we are having some issues with the gearboxes that drive the bridge. The total crane weight is 44250lbs and has a 4 ton capacity. The wheels are 13.5 inches in diameter and have a wheel load of 16500lbs. The gearbox is driven by a 2HP electric motor at 1750rpm...- SevenToFive
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- Crane Issues Troubleshooting
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Work Done by Crane: Calculating Force & Acceleration
Homework Statement Had a question on a test went something like this; A crane lifts a 425 kg bar 85m above the ground. The crane is lifting it upwards with an acceleration of 1.8 m/s^2. How much work is done by the crane? Homework Equations W=Fd The Attempt at a Solution Solution 1( the one i...- Le_Anthony
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- Crane Work Work done
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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Question about a dynamic equation of a crane model
Hi guys, I have a question on the fundamental dynamic equation as I am not sure if my equation is correct. I am doing an analysis on a portal crane to find its application factor, somehow I couldn't get the desired value for the velocity of each masses as I couldn't find the tension of the...- Iqbal94
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- Crane Dynamic Model
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Finding the WORK done by a crane in lifting a load
Homework Statement A crane lifts its 500N load to the top of the building from A to B. Distances are shown on the diagram. Calculate how much work is done by the crane Known variables: AB= displacement= 50m AC=horizontal distance=30m BC=vertical distance=40m 2. Homework Equations Work...- vinci
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- Crane Lifting Load Work Work done Work done by a force
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Statics: Crane Boom - Why Different Results?
1. Homework Statement W engine = 500 kg * 9.81 = 4905 N sin t = 3/5 Homework EquationsThe Attempt at a Solution 1. use section AE ΣMa = 0 3/5 * Fcd *2 - 4905 * 3 = 0 F = 12262.5 N 2. use section EB ΣMe = 0 3/5 * Fcd *1 - 4905 * 2 = 0 F = 16350 N why 1 and 2 doesn't result same...- newbphysic
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- Crane Statics
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Software design for Truck Crane Loader
Hi everyone, I am starting the re-design of the PLC software for a preexisting Truck Crane Loader. I will receive the Weight Chart to see what the limits are and I was wondering how to exactly calculate the resulting weight on the Crane. The CRANE is already on place, it has two joints and a...- Claudio_Baldo
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- Crane Design Software Truck
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How much work does a crane and gravity do on a large box?
Homework Statement [/B]Homework Equations E(p)=mgh W = Fs 3. The Attempt at a Solution The book says the crane does mgh amount of work, while gravity does -mgh. What I don't understand is, for the box to be lifted up, doesn't string tension force have to be bigger than gravity - or else it...- Warlic
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- Box Crane Gravity Work
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Calculating max weight object supports without counterweigh
In tower cranes counterweights are placed on the counter jib to prevent the crane from falling over. Whereas on mobile cranes the counterweights are placed directly behind the cabin. The crane in itself also acts as some counterweight. My question to you is: How much weight can an object support...- James O'Neill
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- Crane Max Weight
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Using Torque to Prevent Cranes from Falling Over
Hi, I'm looking to find out how torque is used to prevent cranes from falling over. I have to write a report about mechanics in the real world and am trying to decide if this would be a good topic. Is anyone able to explain it to me?- Emily Arden
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- crane torque
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Crane pivot force calculation help
Here's a diagram of what I'm talking about: http://i.imgur.com/irgHuqq.jpg Basically, the only variable altered is the value for x. I tried googling for hours now, have read everything in my book relating to this topic, I still have absolutely no clue how to answer this. I tried studying sites...- MironeDagains
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- Calculation Crane Force Pivot
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What is the Tension in the Tower Crane Cable?
Homework Statement The beam ABC is1000LBs and its center of mass is given as 6.5ft to right of B. B is a pin joint. A & D are frictionless rollers. Find tension in cable.Homework Equations Call the tension in the cable T. Trig shows us that the left-hand triangle is 45 degrees at ABD and the...- SoylentBlue
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- Cantilever Crane Statics Tension Tower
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- Forum: Engineering and Comp Sci Homework Help
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What are the forces involved in lifting a 1450-lb load with a hydraulic crane?
Homework Statement The hydraulic crane is used to lift the 1450-lb load. Determine the force in the hydraulic cylinder AB and the force in links AC and AD when the load is held in the position shown.Homework EquationsThe Attempt at a Solution I don't even know...- Feodalherren
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- Crane Hydraulic Statics
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- Forum: Engineering and Comp Sci Homework Help
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Tensions, forces, and moments for an A-Frame crane
Homework Statement I have to solve for legs AB, CB, and the tension in DB. The weight of the fish net is 200 kg. Homework Equations Sum of moment = 0 Sum of force in x,y,z directions = 0The Attempt at a Solution I have no idea what to do. I've tried using AB and CB as two force members...- x86
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- Crane Forces Moments
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MHB Natural frequency of a crane dropping a car
An electromagnet weighing \(3000\) lb is at rest while holding an automobile of weight \(2000\) lb in a junkyard. The electric current is turned off, and the automobile is dropped. Assuming that the crane and the supporting cable have an equivalent spring constant of \(10000\) lb/in, find the...- Dustinsfl
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- Car Crane Frequency Natural Natural frequency
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Moving retaining pin on 27-ton crane
I wanted to pose a question here. It's based off a real world situation that I witnessed and was wondering what some people had has opinions (... or good reasoning/math). There is a 27-ton crane which has four outriggers to distribute weight and a rear stabilizer (similar to outrigger in...- nrobidoux
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- Crane Pin
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Calculating Member Forces of a Crane Lifting a 125kg Motor
Homework Statement This crane lifts a 125 kg heavey motor. What is the member forces of BF and BD? Use 10 m/s^2 as accleration of gravity. https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/11241083/problemtruss.png Homework Equations F=ma Sum Fx=0 Sum Fy=0 Sum M=0 The Attempt at a...- raymanmusic
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- Crane Forces Lifting Member Motor
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Can anyone help me check my free body diagram for mobile crane
Homework Statement https://www.icloud.com/photostream/#AE5oqs3qHTNWQ;B21C49F3-02FB-4EA3-8CE5-D1E2C1FA7C49 Homework Equations The Attempt at a Solution https://www.icloud.com/photostream/#AE5oqs3qHTNWQ;A55D9431-FD6D-4884-9AFC-C4D7C8E39AF1- cracktheegg
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- Body Crane Diagram Free body Free body diagram Mobile
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help